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Understanding 9/11Exiled in paradise : German refugee artists and intellectuals in America, from the 1930s to the present
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Originally published: Boston : Beacon Press, 1983
Includes bibliographical references and index
Berolina -- In transit -- Becoming American -- The academic welcome -- Left and right -- New opiates of the people -- The line of most resistance -- The state of having escaped: Theodor W. Adorno -- Not a "nice guy": Bertolt Brecht -- Advise and affirm -- Entrepreneurs of images -- A club for discontented Europeans -- Er gibt den ton an -- The loneliness of Thomas Mann -- The victims start judging -- The scientists and the bomb -- From undeutsch to un-American -- "I somehow don't fit": Hannah Arendt -- Heroes of the 1960s
Includes bibliographical references and index
Berolina -- In transit -- Becoming American -- The academic welcome -- Left and right -- New opiates of the people -- The line of most resistance -- The state of having escaped: Theodor W. Adorno -- Not a "nice guy": Bertolt Brecht -- Advise and affirm -- Entrepreneurs of images -- A club for discontented Europeans -- Er gibt den ton an -- The loneliness of Thomas Mann -- The victims start judging -- The scientists and the bomb -- From undeutsch to un-American -- "I somehow don't fit": Hannah Arendt -- Heroes of the 1960s
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